X - Adopted! Windy the Garden Fairy Witch - Remote Bridging

Windy is ready for home where a green thumb is needed. Watch your vegetable garden, fruit trees, flowers, bushes, nut trees and all your plants grow rapidly and strong! 

Does the thought of recent food shortages worry you? Do you really want to hope for the best in this crisis? We can't rely on the governments or factories to help us when food becomes scarce in the grocery stores. If you don't have a greenhouse to grow year round, learn how to create your own makeshift greenhouse, which is very inexpensive, or how to grow plants in your basement or your attic with Windy's tips and suggestions, which will be provided upon adoption. 

Windy is happy to be bridged to you or to a pretty item you mught have so that you can take her with you when you work in your garden. Send a photo of the item you'd like her bridged to along with the other things we will need to get her approval for adoption. (Name and unfiltered picture of yourself).

For food offerings, Windy likes corn, pears, figs, and Applesauce. She also enjoys listening to music from her era, the 1950s and 60s, watching sunrises and sunsets, listening to nature sounds such as waves crashing, wind rustling through the trees, and the sounds of animals in nature, and collecting rocks and crystals. Her favorite colors are green and blue. Her favorite crystals are apatite and clear crystal quartz. Her favorite number is 44. She's a Pisces and loves other Pisces people, as well as Cancer and Libra peeps, but she gets along well with anyone who loves to garden and take care of planta. Her favorite animals are cats and horses. She's extremely fond of Trigger, a horse spirit that is with us and listed in our shop. 

Her birthday is March 18, 1949. She passed away on August 31, 1969 due to complications that arose from her extreme allergy to dart frogs, and coming into close contact with four of them within two days. We believe she actually secreted some of the poison through her skin from the dart frogs, but she says she was "allergic" to them. 

She was born and raised in Venezuala.